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@@puluongtv-1991 I wish I could do a video for you, but I don’t have a license anymore. It would be good to give you a couple of examples. I’ll try my best to explain without a video. Basically, if a certain condition exists you may want to jump to a different part of the program. For example, you could ask the operator if they want to do a manual alignment or skip to DCC mode. If they say no, the you would use the IF GOTO function to skip to a LABEL. It would look something like this, “IF c1.input=“no” GOTO LABEL:DCC Align. That may not be the exact correct code needed, but it would be similar. You can use the expression builder to know what the code is supposed to look like. To create a label, place you cursor in the section of the code you want to GOTO and insert a LABEL and give the label a name or title. I have also used IF GOTO like a loop but only if a condition exists. For example, lets say you have a hole that has a really tight tolerance and you want to check it again if it is out of tolerance but using more points. I hope this is helpful.

@@Byoung5198 thanks a lot

I'm working on aquiring another license of PCMDIS as my demo license expired. I hope to be able to create more videos soon.

Thank you for your comments. Things may be changing for me soon that would allow me to provide some more videos. What kind of training or tips would be helpful for you?

I am a new inspector in a cnc machine shop and am trying to handle education the best I can using the tesa/ hexagon systems on a discovery 3 Sheffield CMM. I don't mind paying out of pocket but as the other commenter pointed out, Hexagons package is well over 2K and from my own inquires costs even more as the system utilized in my situation is a few years older than what they have going on in that workshop. I believe the biggest focuses I would like to see, is programming for inspecting production parts and ideas for the CMM fixturing, understanding calibrating probes like what this video has shown off (I am excited to attempt this.) and tips and tricks on ensuring repeatable measuring from one cmm to another using GD&T.@@Byoung5198

I'm sorry. I don't have a PCDMIS license anymore.

I'm sorry. My license expired, so I'm not able to make any new vidoes, but I'm working on aquiring a new license. Auto vector point are always normal to the surface. Try using those.

If you tried to import a cad file as a .stp file and have extra things like lines and dots, try improrting the file as a .igs file. That usually cleans things up. I occaisionally see bad .stp files for some reason.

Unfortunately my offline license has expired, so I'm not able to do the videos anymore. I had a whole list of videos that I was going to create, so I'm really disappointed that I won't be able to do these anymore. I'll work on seeing how I can do a support group or something. I'm not great at all this social media stuff.

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Sure, what's your question.

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Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for your comments. Things may be changing for me soon that may allow me to do more videos. What training or tips would be helpful to you?

@@Byoung5198 A 2 hours long plus video, showing how to program PCDMIS from A through Z

short videos step by step are good too so you can follow along without having to TEVO style rewind =D @@steve5nash

Yes, I would be happy to. Hopefully, I can get that done soon.

Yes, my mother-in-law makes her syrup that way. Yummy!

Yeah, I was going for elevator music, so I'm glad you noticed.

You got it!

Thanks

I'll do some digging into it. I typically just match what is on the print whether it is wrong or not. It is usually an up hill battle arguing with engineering that their drawing is wrong.

What is your Facebook? I have some problems when applying MBD to PC-DMIS and need your help.

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Glad it was helpful!

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